The Slavic genitive singular as the subject of participles in –no- and –to-
Hirt, 1934, 119, notes the use of the genitive case in Indo-European as the sub ject of a passive participle and gives the examples Greek 'von Gott gegeben', poetic 'erschlagen von Ai', Sanskrit patjuh krītā 'vom Gatten gekauft', tā asja prājah srštāh 'die von ih...
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University of Ljubljana Press (Založba Univerze v Ljubljani)
1976-12-01
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| Series: | Linguistica |
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| Online Access: | https://journals.uni-lj.si/linguistica/article/view/5000 |
| Summary: | Hirt, 1934, 119, notes the use of the genitive case in Indo-European as the sub ject of a passive participle and gives the examples Greek 'von Gott gegeben', poetic 'erschlagen von Ai', Sanskrit patjuh krītā 'vom Gatten gekauft', tā asja prājah srštāh 'die von ihm geschaffenen Wesen' . The use of the genitive case as the subject of the Lithuanian -t- participles is well known. Cf. , e.g. , Tà knygà bùvo brólio pérskaityta ' the book was read (through) by the brother'.
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| ISSN: | 0024-3922 2350-420X |